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According to Cross, the reality of Cobain's situation during his approximately four-month period of homelessness was "more poignant" than the version presented in "Something in the Way." At first, Cobain slept "curled up like a kitten" in a cardboard refrigerator box on the porch of Dale Crover, drummer of local band, the Melvins. After this ...
In his 1993 authorized biography of Nirvana, Michael Azerrad cites a January 21, 1989, Dharma Bums gig in Portland where Nirvana played as support, [66] while the Charles R. Cross 2001 Cobain biography has Love and Cobain meeting at the same Satyricon nightclub venue in Portland but a different Nirvana show, January 12, 1990, [67] [13]: 201 ...
When Nirvana did finally arrive that afternoon, with a drug-shaky Cobain sipping on a large mug of tea and insisting – despite the studio’s tight security – on heading outside to greet the ...
MTV Unplugged began airing on MTV in 1989, with artists performing their hits on acoustic instruments in intimate settings. [2] Nirvana had been in negotiations to appear for some time; Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain finally accepted while touring with the Meat Puppets. [3]
Inside Nirvana’s last ever show: Kurt Cobain, power outages and a prophetic declaration about the band’s end. Mark Beaumont. February 27, 2024 at 10:20 PM.
Kurt Cobain studied the Beatles and loved R.E.M., and the DNA of both is seen clearly in Nevermind, in its emphasis on the tension between parts.Each song is a constant ebb and pulse of energy: it ...
It features a brief history of Cobain's band Nirvana followed mostly by interviews with people who met him or knew him personally, including his guitar teacher, Warren Mason. It also features an interview with the doctor who treated Cobain after he had overdosed in Rome in March 1994 and with the electrician who discovered his body after he had ...
Perhaps best known for his 2001 book about Kurt Cobain, Charles R. Cross was a veteran Seattle-based music journalist who edited that city's Rocket newspaper. Charles R. Cross, celebrated ...